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      "O1":"Person from outer space",
      "O2":"Both  answers in 3) and 4)",
      "O3":"Non-citizen",
      "O4":"A first generation of Japanese (Issei) who came to the U.S.A.",
      "Q":"When referring to Japanese Americans, what was an Alien?",
      "A":2
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      "NAME":"teacher",
      "O1":"Arkansas and Arizona",
      "O2":"California and Colorado",
      "O3":"Idaho, Utah, Wyoming",
      "O4":"All of the above",
      "Q":"What states had War Relocation Authority (WRA) camps for Japanese and Japanese-Americans?",
      "A":4
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      "NAME":"teacher",
      "O1":"All the characteristics listed below",
      "O2":"Isolated rural areas",
      "O3":"Extreme temperatures in summer (120 degrees F) and winter (32 degrees F)",
      "O4":"Frequent sandstorms",
      "Q":"What environmental and/or geographical characteristics did MOST of the internment camps share?",
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      "NAME":"teacher",
      "O1":"Double roofs for insulation during hot summers",
      "O2":"Crawl space basements for flooding overflows and relief from the hot weather",
      "O3":"Mosquito netting for malaria control",
      "O4":"Both answers in 1) and 2)",
      "Q":"How and why were the barracks at Gila River and Poston built differently from the barracks in other camps?",
      "A":4
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      "NAME":"teacher",
      "O1":"The desert camps were built on prehistoric ocean floors",
      "O2":"Both answers in 1) and 4)",
      "O3":"Internees requested imports of shells and other supplies from friends in California coastal towns",
      "O4":"Shells were found in ponds and creeks running through the camps",
      "Q":"Why was much of the hand-crafted internee jewelry created from seashells?",
      "A":2
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      "NAME":"teacher",
      "O1":"Coal",
      "O2":"Wood",
      "O3":"Gas",
      "O4":"All of the above",
      "Q":"How were the rooms in the tarpaper barracks heated during cold weather?",
      "A":4
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      "IP":"127.0.0.1",
      "NAME":"teacher",
      "O1":"Truck farming vegetables (like broccoli, carrots, cucumber, tomatoes, etc.)",
      "O2":"Gourd-type crops (like pumpkins, cantaloupes, winter squash, watermelon)",
      "O3":"Tropical crops (Like: Cocoa, coconuts, coffee, pineapple)",
      "O4":"Japanese vegetables (like Daikon, gobo, nasu, napa)",
      "Q":"What crops were NOT grown by the internees?",
      "A":3
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      "TYPE":"QUESTION",
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      "NAME":"teacher",
      "O1":"The solutions in 2), 3), and 4) were all used by internees",
      "O2":"Laid linoleum over floorboards",
      "O3":"Stuffed toilet paper in wall spaces",
      "O4":"Laid carpeting to cover floor spaces",
      "Q":"How did internees solve the problem of dirt and sand blowing in through the spaces between the floorboards and walls?",
      "A":1
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      "IP":"127.0.0.1",
      "NAME":"teacher",
      "O1":"All the supplies listed below were issued by the WRA",
      "O2":"Metal Army cots (without mattresses) and at least two Army blankets per cot",
      "O3":"One heating stove",
      "O4":"One electric light",
      "Q":"What did the WRA issue for each room in the barracks?",
      "A":1
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      "IP":"127.0.0.1",
      "NAME":"teacher",
      "O1":"Used scrap lumber to build furniture and placed drop cloths around the cots",
      "O2":"Created paintings,  craft items, and curtains to decorate the rooms",
      "O3":"Insulated walls with sheetrock and later painted them",
      "O4":"All of the above",
      "Q":"How did internees make their barracks rooms more livable?",
      "A":4
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   {
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      "IP":"127.0.0.1",
      "NAME":"teacher",
      "O1":"fearful about",
      "O2":"loyal towards",
      "O3":"disloyal towards",
      "O4":"confused about",
      "Q":"The Army assumed an internee who answered `No` and `No` to questions #27 and #28 meant that he was ______________________the United States.",
      "A":3
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      "IP":"127.0.0.1",
      "NAME":"teacher",
      "O1":"All the responses below are correct",
      "O2":"They were too old to fight as soldiers in the military",
      "O3":"They were household heads, who wanted to stay with their families",
      "O4":"They would lose all citizenship rights as Japanese or Americans",
      "Q":"Why did Issei men respond `No` to question #27 or #28?",
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      "O1":"They were NOT loyal to the Japanese Emperor in the first place",
      "O2":"All the responses in 1), 3) and 4) are correct",
      "O3":"They were in internment camps",
      "O4":"They had lost their citizenship rights (as enemy aliens), so they wouldnﾒt fight for a country that had taken away their citizenship",
      "Q":"Why did Nisei men respond `No` to question #27  or #28?",
      "A":2
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      "O1":"Less than 100",
      "O2":"100-199",
      "O3":"200-299",
      "O4":"300+",
      "Q":"How many men were convicted of draft resistance in the camps?",
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      "O1":"Gila River, AZ",
      "O2":"Manzanar, CA",
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      "Q":"Which camp had the highest number of draft resisters?",
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      "O1":"Hirabayashi vs. United States",
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      "O3":"Tojo vs. United States",
      "O4":"Yasui vs. United States",
      "Q":"Which of the following was NOT a Supreme Court case challenging the constitutionality of the  World War II experience for Japanese Americans?",
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